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7-Game Unbeaten
Skein Ties Record
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Tinier. Phillies 1 10
MuaUl. Cardinals. T 13
HalL Athletics IT
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Browns beat the Cleveland la-1 1 Horns was: i . f
Irfian. S to 2 toda to remain th I MM mm
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only undefeated team in either Adams. Phillies
major league.
Their string of seven consecu
tive victories .t th opening oi Hazel Green Slates
league record set by the New York I Porter-Hountain Vievf
Yankees in 1933. The National
league record Is nine. The Browns
were outhlt 10 to 6 but the- In
dians had nine men left on base
to the Browns three.
The victory was. the second for
Steve Sundra. Allie Reynolds,
trying for his second of the season,
went well until the fatal sixth,
yielding only three hits. He had
six strikeouts. Don Gutteridge
opened the Browns' scoring with a
HAZEL GREEN Hazel Green's
undefeated softbaHers ; will face
a combined nine from Porter and
Mountain View schools here to
morrow in a return engagement.
The Greenies set back the Porter-
Mountain View aggregation in
previous tut at Porter. .
The latest victory for the, local
softymen was a 14-2 dunking of a
hapless HayesvHle outfit at
the round "Newland Kinf." so named in honor of Ron Newland. veteran AT sports writer who recently
proposed the Idea, is ready for its first practical test a wresUln snow m Ban irancuoo. im nn,
18 feet In diameter and supported by the conventional four posts, is examined by Don Shields (left),
chief inspector of the California State Athletic commission, and Newland. (AP Wirepheto)
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McQuinn singled to score Gutter-I ;
idge. Both Epps and McQuinn I Ifians OChOOl
came home on Vernon Stephens'
double. Gene Moore singled to
drive In the fourth run of the
inning.
The Indians scored in the eighth
on Manager Lou Boudreau's
single. Roy Cullenbine's double
and Jeff Heath's single.
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COAST LEAGUE 1
W I, Pet. W L. Pet.
Los Ans 11 S jB88TortUnd S S .471
Sn Fran 12 9 .667 Seattle J00
San Dies 11 7 11 Oakland . IS J33
HoUywod 9 10 .474 Sacramt 4 11 Ml
Yesterday's results:
At Portland 3, San Diego S (19 inn
ings). . At Seattle 8. Sacramento 0.
San Francisco at Hollywood,, post
poned. . ' - - -
Los Angeles at Oakland, postponed.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
New Yrk S 1 Brooklyn 1 ) J00
Clncinnat 5 1 33 Pittsburg 1 1 J90
St Louis t S .714 Chicago -1 S J43
Philadelp 4 3 .371 1 Boston .l J43
Yesterday's results:
At CincinnaU 1. St. Louis 0.
At Pittsburgh S, Chicago 1.
Brooklyn at New York, postponed.
(Only games scheduled.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet.
St. Louis T 0 1.000 Washing
Philadelp 3 S .600 Detroit S 4
Boston 3 JS00 Chicago 1 3
New Yrk 3 3 JOOICleveand 1 4
Yesterday's results:
At St. LouU 3, Cleveland S.
At Washington 2, Boston 1.
At New York 6, Philadelphia S,
Detroit at Chicago, postponed.
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Nats 2, Bosox 1
'WASHINGTON, April
Early Wynn limited the Boston
nrtv mart.' vfsrav of th Rt. Tui. Cards rot three atraiaht Red So to scattered singles to-
hits bnt no runs in a Card 5-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates day as the Washington Senators
at 81 Louis, and here is shown being caught at the plate in the fifth I scored a 2-1 victory to even the
Inning. Al Lepei Is the catcher. (AP Wirephoto)
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FIGHTERS KISS FUtS encased In boxing gloves, Bobby
raltott, 7, kisses his second, baby sister Jeanne, It months old,1
as he awaits the. sUrtinx beU for his bout In the 25th annual
- Navy Junior boxing championship at Annapolis.
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5 SPRINGFIELD, April 28
A $110,000 postwar school pro
ject, providing a new grade school
and editions - to the Union high
school here, has been approved
by voters in aspecial election. -
7SC Hurlen Named;
PULLMAN, April 2S -UPh- Dar
roll Waller of Spokane and Vines)
Hanson of Tacoma will be start
era on the mound for Washington
State college in baseball games
Friday and Saturday with the
University of Idaho, Coach Jack
Ftiel announced today. .". , " i
DUCKING Coast Gaari sonndnuui second class Leonard
Kadish, Dorchester, Mass climbs dripping back p the life net
and over the side of a combat cotter after pranging Into, the
North Atlantte daring a shipwreck drill.
Mexican Labor
To Total 3000
Portland) April 28 The
Pacific northwest will have 3000
Mexican f ormhands in the fields
by the end of this week, the war
food administration said today.
Some 460 Mexicans will reach
Idaho and Woshlngton thhr week
end, the WFA said,-and another
group of 210 will arrive in Mai
heur county sugar beet fields
early next week.
Meanwhile Umatilla county pea
growers, fearing labor shortage on
record-breaking pea . plantings,
planned to meet with farm labor
officials here, Saturday to plead
for additional Mexican workers.
The group has requested 1800
men.
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Pirates 6, Cubs 1
PITTSBURGH, April 28
Elwin "Preacher" Roe pitched the
Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-1 win
over the Chicago Cubs today, al
lowing the Bruins but seven well-
scattered hits.
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